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PSSSB Releases Group D Admit Cards for 2,098 Vacancies
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In Short: The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the Group D Admit Cards for candidates preparing to take the written examination on October 25, 2026.
The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the Group D Admit Cards for candidates preparing to take the written examination on October 25, 2026. The admit cards are available for 2,098 vacancies.
Candidates are advised to download their admit cards from the PSSSB's official website, sssb.punjab.gov.in, and verify the exam center, reporting time, and other instructions.
Nimakshi Chanotra of Sundayguardianlive reported that the admit card download facility is now available on the official website for those who have registered for the examination.
Sahil Negi, who updated the news on the website, emphasized the importance of downloading the admit cards before the examination date.
The PSSSB Group D hall ticket can be accessed by entering the registration number and date of birth or other required credentials.
Candidates should look for the Group D admit card link or the relevant recruitment notice on the portal.
The recruitment process includes 2,098 vacancies, and candidates are advised to carefully check the official notification for details regarding eligibility criteria, vacancies, selection process, application procedure, important dates, and other requirements.
The PSSSB has also announced that the exact date and shift allotted to each candidate will be available in subsequent updates issued by the Commission.
In addition to the Group D vacancies, a total of 12,256 vacancies have been announced for different Group B and Group C posts across several departments.
The Bank of India (BOI) has released 205 vacancies for Specialist Officer posts across various specialized fields, including technology, security, engineering, legal, and other streams.
The recruitment drive includes 205 vacancies in technology, security, engineering, legal, and other specialized areas across Scale-I, Scale-II, Scale-III, and Scale-IV posts.
What's confirmed
- The Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the Group D Admit Cards for candidates preparing to take the written examination on October 25, 2026. The admit cards are available for 2,098 vacancies.
- Candidates are advised to download their admit cards from the PSSSB's official website, sssb.punjab.gov.in, and verify the exam center, reporting time, and other instructions.
- Nimakshi Chanotra of Sundayguardianlive reported that the admit card download facility is now available on the official website for those who have registered for the examination.
- Sahil Negi, who updated the news on the website, emphasized the importance of downloading the admit cards before the examination date.
- The PSSSB Group D hall ticket can be accessed by entering the registration number and date of birth or other required credentials.
- Candidates should look for the Group D admit card link or the relevant recruitment notice on the portal.
- The recruitment process includes 2,098 vacancies, and candidates are advised to carefully check the official notification for details regarding eligibility criteria, vacancies, selection process, application procedure, important dates, and other requirements.
- The PSSSB has also announced that the exact date and shift allotted to each candidate will be available in subsequent updates issued by the Commission.
- In addition to the Group D vacancies, a total of 12,256 vacancies have been announced for different Group B and Group C posts across several departments.
- The Bank of India (BOI) has released 205 vacancies for Specialist Officer posts across various specialized fields, including technology, security, engineering, legal, and other streams.
- The recruitment drive includes 205 vacancies in technology, security, engineering, legal, and other specialized areas across Scale-I, Scale-II, Scale-III, and Scale-IV posts.
What's still developing
- The vacancies are inclusive of backlog, and the number of vacancies and reserved vacancies is provisional and may vary according to the actual requirements of the Bank.